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Spark interest in writing in your class with these high interest, thought-provoking March writing prompts! They’ll have even your most reluctant writers eager to open their journals!
These January writing prompts are sure to spark interest in writing. They’ll have even your most reluctant writers eager to open their journals!
Is your class studying the Revolutionary War? I’ve taught biographies with my third graders for many years, and it has become one of my favorite genres. These Revolutionary War resources work well in an Interactive Notebook, too. This resource highlights 5 famous Americans during the Revolutionary War, but can be used with other famous people as well.
This poetry frames resource addresses the six traits writing for poetry.
This Groundhog Day activity pack includes practice with compound words and a 2-way, word sort for the vowel teams -OW and -OU. They’re perfect for Groundhog Day literacy centers.
Have you ever had a class that benefits from a little conflict/resolution after a long vacation, or even mid school year? I know I have! Some students find friendships shift and change as the school year progresses.
Researching Polar Bears? Here’s a fun, polar bear web quest using QR codes!
This literacy resource for Valentine’s Day product pairs fiction with non-fiction. Mr. Prickles: A Quill Fated Love Story by Kara Lareau is an adorable story of a misunderstood porcupine. No one wants to be friends with him because of his looks, and that affects his personality, too. It’s a great book to discuss friendship and judging a person (or porcupine, in this case) based on their looks, not on their character.
This Martin Luther King, Jr., activity pack is an exciting and interactive way to learn about MLK during the month of January or Black History Month. The QR codes included in this web quest lead to a safe vehicle for internet research. Your students will love scanning them to read all about Martin Luther King, Jr.
Holiday writing is even more fun with a cootie catcher! Practice fine motor skills and the writing process all in one lesson. This makes a great literacy center or writing station.
Are you looking for a motivating writing activity with a Valentine’s Day theme? Sweet Treats is a writing project that focuses on developing persuasive and descriptive writing strategies using a fun cupcake store design project!
Is your class researching Penguins? Here’s a fun penguin web quest using QR codes!
Use these nonfiction text task cards as a supplemental activity to help your students read informational text more effectively. These task cards target the specific skill of reading to gain knowledge about a particular topic. With less text on a page, they make a great alternative to worksheets. Your students will enjoy learning all about arctic animals!
September is a time for students to learn about apples and the apple life cycle. Set up an easy, non-fiction, literacy center with this task card set!
We all need a little inspiration and motivation, especially when it’s back to school time. These light box templates in a print version have messages that are perfect for uplifting your students or fellow staff members. I’ve created over 50 templates for you to choose from to display in a light box. Simply print them on transparency film that is suitable for printers and copiers.
